Jenkins integration
Run and follow your Jenkins jobs: start builds with or without parameters, check a build's status, list jobs and react when a build finishes.
Build it by describing it
Type a sentence like this and the copilot builds, validates and simulates the workflow.- Simulated before it goes live
- Fixes proposed when something breaks
- One credit per run
Triggers
Start a workflow when this happens- WHENNew Completed Build
Triggers when a build of a Jenkins job finishes. You can limit it to some results, for example only failed builds.
Actions
Then Calibra can do this for you- DOTrigger Build
Starts a build of a Jenkins job, with or without parameters. Jenkins puts the build in its queue and returns the queue ID, which you can check with "Get Queue Item".
- DOGet Build Status
Gets the status of a Jenkins build by its number: running or finished, result, start time, duration and what started it.
- DOGet Last Build
Gets the latest build of a Jenkins job: the last one started, the last finished, the last successful or the last failed.
- DOGet Queue Item
Checks a build queued by "Trigger Build": whether it is still waiting, has started (and its build number) or was cancelled.
- DOList Jobs
Lists the Jenkins jobs your user can see, including jobs inside folders, with the status of their last build.
- DOCustom Jenkins API Request
Makes a request to any endpoint of your Jenkins server's remote API, using the connection's username and API token.
Questions
Is the Jenkins integration free?
Yes. Jenkins is available on every Calibra plan, including the free plan, which needs no card.
How is Jenkins usage billed?
Calibra charges one credit per workflow run, however many steps it has. Steps that read from or write to this app do not cost extra.
Can I connect Jenkins without writing code?
Yes. Describe the process in plain words and the AI copilot builds the workflow with Jenkins for you. You can also use templates or the visual editor.
Describe your first process. Watch it run today.
Free plan, no card. One credit per run, however many steps it has.